Married 1810
in Argyle, Washington County, New York.
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Joseph Havens Jr. moved with his wife, Susannah (Hopkins) Havens and family, to Cohocton, Steuben County, New York in 1825.
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His father, Joseph Havens born 1753 and died the 1st of April 1833 CAN'T be his own child. This is what happens when people don't validate the person in the memorial. They generally are NOT family and no not of what they should, thus memorials get messed up.
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in Argyle, Washington County, New York.
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Joseph Havens Jr. moved with his wife, Susannah (Hopkins) Havens and family, to Cohocton, Steuben County, New York in 1825.
********************************
His father, Joseph Havens born 1753 and died the 1st of April 1833 CAN'T be his own child. This is what happens when people don't validate the person in the memorial. They generally are NOT family and no not of what they should, thus memorials get messed up.
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Married 1810
in Argyle, Washington County, New York.
********************************
Joseph Havens Jr. moved with his wife, Susannah (Hopkins) Havens and family, to Cohocton, Steuben County, New York in 1825.
********************************
His father, Joseph Havens born 1753 and died the 1st of April 1833 CAN'T be his own child. This is what happens when people don't validate the person in the memorial. They generally are NOT family and no not of what they should, thus memorials get messed up.
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in Argyle, Washington County, New York.
********************************
Joseph Havens Jr. moved with his wife, Susannah (Hopkins) Havens and family, to Cohocton, Steuben County, New York in 1825.
********************************
His father, Joseph Havens born 1753 and died the 1st of April 1833 CAN'T be his own child. This is what happens when people don't validate the person in the memorial. They generally are NOT family and no not of what they should, thus memorials get messed up.
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